Sentence examples for giving fair from inspiring English sources
Even though Elian is now hidden away with his father, we will continue to cover events as best we can, giving fair and balanced treatment to relevant issues.
There have been several drafts of the report leaked already, giving fair indication of the warnings to come from the IPCC.
A Department for Education spokesperson said: "We trust teachers to act in the best interests of their students by giving fair predicted A level grades that accurately reflect their ability.
"Alcohol's not a problem as long as there's plenty of it on the planet, and money's not a problem as long as it's still being printed," he once said, giving fair notice that he and trouble might become bosom buddies.
The Roman Catholic archbishop of Milwaukee, Jerome E. Listecki, announced Tuesday that the archdiocese had filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, saying it would allow the church to continue its ministry while giving fair compensation to the victims of sexual abuse by priests.
Mr. Bush made some specific references to human rights issues today, saying he offered Mr. Jiang "My views on the importance of China freeing prisoners of conscience, giving fair treat to people of faith, and preserving the rights of Hong Kong citizens".
Given fair weather, England should win.
He planned to hurt someone and had given fair warning.
"They have to be given fair representation," Mr. Taizi said.
A Groupon Misstep Groupon's gaffes have given fair warning to investors.
Yet, to give fair credit, within a month two-thirds had trimmed away.
